Sentence examples for has bound together from inspiring English sources

As his ratings have soared, the whiff of power has bound together his improbable alliance of right-wing backwoodsmen and unreconstructed leftists.

Philia is, in essence, a powerful force for good and the communal egg-yolk that has bound together the awkward soufflé of human progress.

No matter what happens in Louisiana, the colt's saga has bound together two families -- one from New Jersey, one from Texas -- who are living a colorful first-time campaign to the first Saturday in May.

Her sculptures are rather like paintings on sticks: she has bound together natural elements such as wood, grass, bark and shells to form small nodules on top of iron rods.

She has paid for the $250 van rides to the prison and doled out cash to families struggling without fathers — generosity that has bound together this community but also deepened the dependence of some.

The ritual that outlasted all others and has bound together mother and daughter — discovered in the "make it up as you go along" way so recognizable to caregivers of the elderly — is reading children's books.

And had bound together as one community to overcome them.

After Reagan and the end of the Cold War, conservatism lost the ties that had bound together its disparate factions — libertarians, evangelicals, neoconservatives, Wall Street, working-class traditionalists.

It would also unravel the labyrinthine cross-holdings that have bound together German banks and insurance companies, a move that could accelerate the pace of corporate change in Europe's biggest economy.

A joint enterprise does not require turning away from U.S.-Russia negotiations, and it certainly does not imply downgrading the ties that have bound together American and its allies.

I recently learned about an activist group called Spark in the world of real-life youthful Brooklyn, a collective of girls spanning age 13 to their early 20s who have bound together to fight retrograde sexual and gender stereotyping.